Antena interior Sencor SDA-220

The Sencor SDA-220 indoor antenna provides reception for a wide frequency range from 87.5 to 790 MHz, offering up to 20 dB gain in a compact black housing. Designed for indoor use, the antenna connects to compatible televisions and set-top boxes to enhance signal capture for FM and terrestrial broadcast bands. Its small footprint and neutral colour make it suitable for placement on a shelf, near a TV, or mounted close to a window to improve line-of-sight reception.

Advantages

The Sencor SDA-220 delivers increased signal strength with up to 20 dB gain, helping to reduce pixelation and loss of channels in areas with moderate reception. Its wide frequency coverage supports both FM radio and VHF/UHF terrestrial television signals, enabling reception of multiple broadcast types with one device. The compact black design is unobtrusive and easy to position indoors without the need for complex installation or tools.

Suitable for

• Enhancing indoor TV reception in apartments and houses
• Receiving FM radio broadcasts and VHF/UHF television channels
• Use with digital TVs, DVB-T/T2 tuners and set-top boxes
• Temporary or permanent indoor placement near windows or entertainment centres

Key specifications

• Frequency range: 87.5–790 MHz
• Maximum gain: 20 dB
• Intended use: indoor antenna for television and FM reception
• Colour: black
• Pack quantity: 1 unit

How to use

Connect the antenna to the aerial input of your television or set-top box using the appropriate coaxial connector. Place the antenna in a location with the least obstruction, such as near a window or elevated on a shelf, and perform an automatic channel scan on your TV or tuner to detect available channels. If reception is weak, try reorienting the antenna or moving it to different positions to find the best signal. No additional power supply or configuration is required for basic operation.

Recommendations

For best results, position the antenna as high as practically possible and avoid placing it behind large metal objects or inside closed cabinets. If you are in an area with very weak reception, consider combining this indoor antenna with an external amplifier or an outdoor antenna solution. Regularly run channel scans after relocation to update the channel list.